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Final Cut announces management restructure
Final Cut restructures its leadership team to strengthen global strategy and creative excellence.
Creative editorial company Final Cut has announced a restructuring of its management team, reinforcing its commitment to creative leadership across its international offices.
The newly appointed leadership team includes: Sarah Roebuck has been promoted to managing director and executive producer of the New York office. Previously the New York executive producer, Roebuck brings strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of the creative process to her new role.
Suzy Ramirez moves from her position as Los Angeles executive producer to managing director and executive producer of the LA office. Her extensive experience and client-focused approach have strengthened the company’s West Coast presence.
Michelle Corney, formerly London executive producer, now serves as managing director and executive producer of the London office. Her expertise in post production and talent development has reinforced Final Cut’s standing in the UK’s creative sector.
David Webb, previously UK managing partner, has been promoted to group managing director. In this expanded role, he will oversee the company’s global strategy, ensuring collaboration and growth across all locations.
“These enhanced roles mark a new chapter for Final Cut as we continue to navigate an evolving industry landscape,” says Final Cut founder Rick Russell. “Sarah, Suzy, Michelle, and David have all played pivotal roles in our success. Their leadership and vision will ensure we continue to deliver outstanding work for our clients worldwide.”
Final Cut remains committed to fostering creative talent, driving innovation, and providing world-class post production services. This restructuring positions the company to meet global market demands while maintaining the highest standards of creative editorial. Announced on International Women’s Day, the promotions highlight the leadership and creativity that define Final Cut’s success.